First demonstration of SAW propagation in organic crystal

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(−)−2−α-methylbenzylamino-5-nitropyridine (MBANP) forms a monoclinic crystal with symmetry point group 2 [1]. The material is capable of being piezoelectric [2] and has therefore been considered as a material for SAW device fabrication. To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the first demonstration of SAW propagation in a polar organic crystal, indicating a new class of material for signal processing applications. A SAW velocity of 1416 ms−1 in the [010] direction was measured, which is typically a factor of two lower than for many inorganic substrates.

Inspec keywords: surface acoustic wave devices; organic compounds; piezoelectric materials; ultrasonic delay lines

Other keywords: MBANP; SAW delay lines; organic crystal; monoclinic crystal; SAW velocity; [010] direction; polar organic crystal; 2-α-methylbenzylamino-5-nitropyridine; symmetry point group 2; 1416 m/s; SAW propagation

Subjects: Transduction; devices for the generation and reproduction of sound; Acoustical measurements and instrumentation; Piezoelectric and ferroelectric materials; Acoustic wave devices

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    1. 1)
      • Gilmour, S.: , PhD Thesis, Strathclyde University.
    2. 2)
      • Tweig, R.J., Dirk, C.W.: `Molecular and structural report of the nonlinear optical material—MBANP', RJ 5237 (54077), Research Report, .
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      • C. Campbell . (1989) , Surface acoustic wave devices and their signal processing applications.
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